Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-27
ST. JOhu.S AOilcye.
BREMIIrMS nIS

PREMIUMS DISTRIBUTED TO-DAY To THE STUDENTS.
The closing exercises vi ST. Johns College We're
continued Saturday afternoon, when premiums
were given TO The following students: Francis y.
DAILY, Michael r. brennan, Edward j. Walsh, AL
fred Taylor, Thos. keleher, VIM. Cleary, VIM. T.
Richards, Albert I. Ryan, John I. Callaghan, Jas.
+. keiiher, Andrew j. schwartz, John A. Kelly,
Richard A. Johnson, Frank Moran, Charles f.
CaruS1, John A. Moran, Martin j. Bren-
nan, JnO. ID. Brooks, Jn0. O'Brlen, Arthur Rich
ards, Henry Hayden, David McInIee, Dennis ".
Murphy, Edward Walter, Francis Sheehy, Francis
Richardson, Chas. f. Etchberger, VIM. TObin Ray
Inond OLeary, Jos. Daily, Henry hirsler, Walter
ftIlius, Alfred Richards, Henry Hile, Jno. Eich-
horn, Harry Hing, Ihoo. Fe;,.y. Jos. Berberich,
den Hickey, Geo. Casper, Frank Smith, Raymond
GlOetzner, Walter d. Nolan, Jas. TOOmey, f.
OLeary, VIM. ketch, Bernard Kickenbacber, Jno.
Doran, Jno Richardson, Jos. Boyce, Jas. Cannon,
JOS Smith, VIM. Sacks. FIR. Rupert, JAS. Altman,
Chas. Green. Claude Filiius, Daniel Loughran,
Andrew Gleeson, Raymond Stafford, Florant
Mellne. Fred. V. Collins, James I. O'Neale,
JOS. ID. sullivan, FIR. Wynne. Herman Gloetzner,
Harry j: sweeney, Casper Herbert. X. n. Gwynn,
GiOetZner, Perry johnson, ThoS kengla, Edw.
L. dlane. Rui. y. Miller, kdw. LOughran, RObt.
LocAhead. The students presented The Rev. Father
IhOo. berwick, OF 81. Matthews church, with a
goid-headed cane. The reverend gentleman gave
IA course OF religious instruction in the college
last year. Mr.. Edward j. Walsh received the gold
medal for elocuton last year, therefore he did not
compete this year with the other members OF bis
Class.
The X. Of l.. and the Fourth Of July.
POwDERLYs RECOMMENDATIONS WILL BE CARRIED
OUT.
District Assembly g. K. of l., has decided to
celebrate the Fourth OF July periodically at
Hyattsyille, Md. Some time ago 1t was announced
that local Assembly 4O26, 4. of L. protested against
the action OF District Assembly 66 In refusing to
act upon General Master Workman Powderly's re-
COMMUNICATION that Is. OF l. bodies fittlngly OBJ
serve the anniversary OF Independence Day. Local
Assembly 4GI6 petitioned TO have session called
TO reconsider the action. 1t Is stated that conS1d-
cradle leellng has been manifested in the debates
over the matter. Mr.. Trader secretary OF District
Assembly No. o. says that instead Ur refusing to
receive iaNUraO!y The suggestion OF the general
master workman, POwderiy TO nttingly observe the
Fourth OF July, the District Assembly took up the
suggestion I'VE WEEKS ago and adopted reSOlu-
uUn deciding 10 celebrate the anniversary.
DEATH OF WELL-kNowN DRUGGIsT-Mr. ]. P.
Woodruff, the Well-Enown druggist died at his
residence, corner 10th and street Saturday from
cerebral henOrrhage, caused by "a fall few days
ago Mr.. woodruff was Tor twelve years the chief
clerk at hOlo'o pharmacy, and later was the pr1n-
clpal clerk at the Portland drug store. He en-
parked lii business for himself eighteen months
ago, anu I'VE months ago was married TO Mrs
Annie Jeners, sister OF John Miller. The funeral
Will take place TIN, afternoon at O'Clock and the
remains Will be inferred IN Congressional Gene
terry.
BEWARE OF MALARIA-buy lots at Garrett Park.
among the healthy Montgomery County high
landS.-1drt.
SENT TO JAIL-Louisa Carroll, cOlored, pleaded
guilt III the Police Court this morning TO charge
OF stealing 81 from Mr.. John b. Burgess OF No
I'2l New Jersey avenue. She was sentenced to
thirty days In jail The goods purchased with the
stolen money were turned over TO Mr.. Burgess.